ONABBAS newton

[ONABBAS newton @conewton]

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[BigCoop3 @Coop3Big]

We Were Already Here. The Lenape Moors.
Gangs of New York movie decoded

[GP Q @argosaki]

THE EARTH IS LITERALLY A PLNET SIZED BATTERY THAT NEVER RUNS OUT … watch to discover what happens 👇👇👇👁️👁️👁️✅✅✅♥️

[Albertteac @Albertteac]

Black sailors sabotaged.

[Jackson Harlem @JacksonHarlem]

👮🏻‍♀️When White Women Made Black Beauty Illegal💅🏼🚔🚓

[Typical African @Joe__Bassey]

Did you know about this?

[Build with Henry @RedWaveCrewHP]

Aww, i'm smiling so big & teary eyed at the same time. What a beautiful blessing, glory to God.

[HustleBitch @HustleBitch_]

🚨 T-MOBILE EMPLOYEE SAYS HE GOT FIRED AFTER EXPOSING THIS TO CUSTOMERS

This man says he was fired after posting videos explaining how employees can legally use FMLA - and then dropped this bomb: T-Mobile is allegedly lying to customers about cancellations.

He alleges T-Mobile lies about cancellation rules, saying they cannot legally force you to keep a line until the end of the billing cycle and must cancel it the same day with prorated charges if you demand it. He tells viewers to screenshot reps who refuse and send it to the FTC and FCC, calling it an “unfair business practice.”

He also claims:
• You can trade in phones with broken back glass (as long as the front + camera are intact)
• Mailing trade-ins is risky - if UPS loses it, you may get nothing
• Plan changes allegedly overcharge unless you fight it
• Arguing your bill and threatening to switch carriers actually works

He says reporting billing issues internally - and to regulators - is what really got him fired.

Is this a rogue ex-employee lying or did he just say the quiet part out loud?

[WithoutHistory @WithoutHistory]

Africa had its stories about Aliens and creation too… and it’s far more powerful than you can imagine.

Master Creso tells us how it all begun.

[The SCIF @TheSCIF]

Former Nicolás Maduro security guard delivers a firsthand account of the advance technology used in the U.S. raid in Venezuela. State-of-the-art drones, massive firepower, but the Direct Energy Weapons were the most terrifying.

20 elite American soldiers, armed with cutting-edge technology, dismantled defenses and neutralized hundreds without a single casualty on their side. This isn't just a story of victory—it's a masterclass in modern warfare supremacy.

The Americans arrived undetected, Advanced electronic warfare systems completely disabled Venezuelan radars and other equipment.

Drones struck with lightning speed, obliterating bases and outpacing any counter-response. The guard notes Venezuela had "no technology to fight against drones," highlighting the asymmetric edge of U.S. unmanned aerial systems.

Most interesting, was the mention of Direct Energy Weapons, causing immediate incapacitation, with victims bleeding from ears, nose, and mouth.

This matches the Long Range Acoustic Device (LRAD) or emerging directed-energy systems like the Active Denial System (ADS). and other electromagnetic and acoustic weaponry. If you follow me, this is nothing new and a taste of what we really have and are capable of.

The result? 20 operators vs. hundreds, equaling total domination.

"You think you can fight Americans? You don't even know what their weaponry is like." With President Trump eyeing Mexico's cartels next—"You're on the list too"

Don't FAFO with the USA!

[ONABBAS newton @conewton]

@washghost1 Some tires

[ONABBAS newton @conewton]

@SeeRacists 😥

[Don Salmon @dijoni]

The world trade center movie by Oliver Stone I worked on that movie as a cop.

[𝒦𝑒𝓁𝓁𝓎࿎☽ @idropFbombs]

They removed our free energy,⚡️
and our free transportation and covered it up with vanilla skies in all the old photos.

If you think any politician cares about you, it's time to wake up to reality.

Credit to: @MYLUNCHBREAK_
Go follow him on YouTube too.

[JOKAMRREDPILLZ @JOKAQARMY1]

How these ancient Indian temples were actually built 🤔

[Woodz 🇺🇸 @Nibiru1000]

When white folks was struggling during the great depresion, Black folks were surviving and thriving

Let her cook!

[𐤒𐤃𐤔 מירקו @MyrkoSaint]

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[Don Salmon @dijoni]

One of the greatest black architect that you have never heard about.

[The Cake Lady @got_cake]

Frederick McKinley Jones invented the system for mobile refrigeration, which revolutionized food transportation by making it possible to ship perishable goods over long distances without ice. His work also extended to the military during World War II, where his refrigeration units were used to preserve food, water, blood plasma, and medicine on the front lines.
He was a prolific inventor with over 60 patents, including one for a portable X-ray machine, and was the first African American to receive the National Medal of Technology posthumously in 1991.